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friday, October 19, 1979
UNL participating
in Japanese exchange
UNL will again take part next year in two exchange
programs with Nanzan University in Nagoya, Japan, and
Sophia University in Tokyo. The programs wiU allow stu
dents to receive UNL credit while studying in Japan.
Continuing grant from the Kawaskai Motors Corpora
tion will support travel expenses for one to three UNL
students participating in either program.
Competition for the 1979-80 awards is open until
January 23, 1980. Interested students can contact Pro
Peter Cheng, 541 Oldfather Hall.
Cheng said that it is not necessary for students partici
pating to learn Japanese, as courses will be taught in
English, but said a knowledge of the language would be
helpful. Students will enroll in courses in Japanese art,
culture, society, history, politics, economics, business and
language.
Undergraduates in any college with 3.0 grade point
averages are eligible and can apply for a Kawasaki travel
award. Special consideration will be given to students wlo
have had Japanese language or culture instruction or
previous 1 personal experience in Japan. Recipients of
Kawasaki travel grants will be selected by a faculty com
mittee. - ,
The Kawasaki travel grants will cover only the cost of
round trip air transportation from Lincoln to Tokyo or
Nagoya. Students must pay all other expenses.
Negotiations with Nanzan University officials are under
way on reciprocal tuition and room and board arrange
ments. If both schools agree on the proposed exchange
agreement, Cheng said UNL students would pay the same
costs as they would for a year here.
Tau Beta Pi conference
Tau Beta Pi, a national engineering honorary will have
its annual conference at the Nebraska Center for Continu-.
ing Education, according to Lyle Hubl, a senior engineer
ing student and public relations chairman for the group.
The three-day conference beginning today will attract
more than 300 junior and senior engineering students
from across the nation, Hubl said. The conference is in
tended to decide the future of Tau Beta Pi he added. -
Banquets will be held each night with guest speakers
talking about the fraternity and the engineering profes
sion. "Alumni and student members are encouraged to
attend," Hubl said. ,
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